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<jats:p>In science news around the world this week, a British team has canceled a geoengineering experiment, field biologists seeking research permits to work in the tiger reserves of Karnataka in southern India may be getting a reprieve, a project to drill into the heart of a "supervolcano" in southern Italy got the go-ahead, budget cuts are engulfing a unique research area in Ontario, an intruder was arrested at a GM field trial, and a prostate cancer test has been deemed to do more harm than good.</jats:p>

<jats:p>This week's Newsmaker is electrical engineer L. Rafael Reif, who has been voted president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.</jats:p>

<jats:p> Questions surrounding the origin of a nearly complete skeleton <jats:italic /> of <jats:italic /> an Asian relative of <jats:italic>Tyrannosaurus</jats:italic> called <jats:italic>Tarbosaurus</jats:italic> , auctioned off on 20 May in New York City, touched off a protest by the Mongolian government. With funding from Arts Council England, the University of Cambridge's Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology is delving into its collections to find new ways to describe complex migration and trading routes through Cambridgeshire, as well as human history back to the Paleolithic. And this week's numbers quantify fish stocks that are not being overfished and U.S. teenagers who have prediabetes or diabetes. </jats:p>